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Dame Zaha Hadid

(1950-2016), Architect

Dame Zaha Mohammad Hadid

Sitter in 7 portraits
Iraqi-born, London-trained and based architect, Hadid founded her practice in 1990. Her iconic works are characterised by bold, visionary forms and she was widely regarded as the world's leading female architect. Her seminal buildings include the London 2012 Olympic Aquatics Centre, the Maxxi Museum in Rome, and the Rosenthal Centre for Contemporary Art in Cincinnati. Hadid won the RIBA Stirling Prize in 2010 and 2011. Her practice is one of the key architects of the Qatar 2022 World Cup stadia. At the time of her death, Zaha Hadid Architects in London was the fastest growing British architectural firm with 400 employees and an prolific portfolio of over 950 completed projects in over 44 countries world wide.

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Dame Zaha Hadid, by Michael Craig-Martin - NPG 6840

Dame Zaha Hadid

by Michael Craig-Martin
wall mounted LCD screen with integrated software, 2008
NPG 6840

'Work in Progress',  - NPG 7145

'Work in Progress'

acrylic on paper collaged on panels, 2021-2022
On display in Room 33 on Floor 0 at the National Portrait Gallery
NPG 7145

Dame Zaha Hadid, by Emily Andersen - NPG x45673

Dame Zaha Hadid

by Emily Andersen
bromide fibre print, 1991
NPG x45673

Dame Zaha Hadid, by Steve Speller - NPG x87300

Dame Zaha Hadid

by Steve Speller
cibachrome print, 1994
NPG x87300

Dame Zaha Hadid, by Bryan Adams - NPG x131976

Dame Zaha Hadid

by Bryan Adams
chromogenic print, 19 February 2008
NPG x131976

Dame Zaha Hadid, by Miles Aldridge - NPG x200101

Dame Zaha Hadid

by Miles Aldridge
chromogenic print, 2009
NPG x200101

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